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In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', Link no longer uses the standard Boomerang, but taking after ''Twilight Princess'', the '''Gale Boomerang''', which pulls enemies towards the player as it returns to Link. Toon Link still uses a normal boomerang, as in ''Wind Waker''. | In ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]'', Link no longer uses the standard Boomerang, but taking after ''Twilight Princess'', the '''Gale Boomerang''', which pulls enemies towards the player as it returns to Link. Toon Link still uses a normal boomerang, as in ''Wind Waker''. | ||
The Gale Boomerang has the exactly same use as the normal Boomerang. When it comes back, it additionally drags opponents towards Link. However, when the boomerang is returning it does no damage at all. If used properly, the player can string a number of different attacks following the | The Gale Boomerang has the exactly same use as the normal Boomerang. When it comes back, it additionally drags opponents towards Link. However, when the boomerang is returning it does no damage at all. If used properly, the player can string a number of different attacks following the boomerang's retrieving tornado. Link's side standard smash would be the most favorable attack of choice, as it would cancel the knockback allowing the second hit to connect. Link's down smash - if used with correct timing - can also damage opponents with both hits, causing a significantly larger amount of [[damage]] (up to 48% charged). The Gale Boomerang can also throw large items forward and can bring small items toward Link. | ||
If [[reflect]]ed, the Gale Boomerang automatically enters the second phase of its attack, meaning Link cannot be hurt by it, only pushed away by it. | If [[reflect]]ed, the Gale Boomerang automatically enters the second phase of its attack, meaning Link cannot be hurt by it, only pushed away by it. | ||